Dadi Perlmutter Keynote

IDF 08-27-06 Afternoon session

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moved up under 1,000 milliwatts, a significant savings here. And

when we go back and look at this technology in bigger screens,

brighter screens with higher resolutions, that's where we're

going to get the 400 milliwatts you talked about on the other foil.

Louis Burns: Very good, thank you very much.

Male Voice: All right, thanks a lot, Dadi.

[Applause]

David Perlmutter: It's a lot of work, milliwatt by milliwatt, but we are getting there.

For years, mobile technology lagged significantly behind

desktops. People used to say that if I want to do a real thing, I

need to do it on my desktop PC, because my notebook is just

too slow for me. Not anymore. This is a known fact since we

launched Centrino mobile technology. We are cutting the gap,

and you can do with a notebook what you can do with your

mainstream desktop today and also in the future. And even

when we went and introduced dual-core into desktops and

servers, didn't take long time, and we have been having a real,

true, dual-core going into our notebooks. And it's [shrinking] way

beyond our dreams.

If you look at the chart, our dual-core, 65-nanometer-

technology-based products, the Core Duo and the Core 2 Duo

are [ramping] way faster than our original Pentium M at 130

nanometers and Pentium M at 90 nanometers. Way faster. And

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